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MOUNTAIN ECOSYSTEMS AND
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Technical Sessions Group-5

Technical Sessions Group-5 [Day.6: 24 September 2021]

Transhumance; Pastoralism; Rangeland Governance

  • TECHNICAL SESSION 5.1 (24 September 2021)
  • [Central European Time Zone]
Chair-5.1 > Prof. Dr. Dawid Bunikowski, Distinguished Academic & Scholar, University of Eastern Finland & University of Helsinki/University of the Arctic, Finland (also associated with State University of Applied Sciences in Wloclawek Poland, Cardiff University UK, Catholic University of America, Emory University, Ronin Institute of the US (dawid.bunikowski@uef.fi)
Co-Chair-5.1 > Ms. G.N. Tanjina Hasnat, Assistant Professor, Institute of Forestry and Environmental Sciences, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh (gnthasnat@gmail.com)
Timing CET Topic of Lecture Expert or Faculty Member (Facilitator)
07.30 hours – 08.00 hours » Transhumance: A way of life truly sustainable Dr. Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, Projects Coordinator, League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development, Germany & Codirector, Marwar Camel Culture Festival, Rajasthan, India (ilse@pastoralpeoples.org)
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08.00 hours – 08.30 hours » A Global Perspective on Pastoralist Value Ms. Christina Adams, Author, Researcher, Advisor, Editor, Laguna Beach, California, USA (cadams@xiqllc.com)
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08.30 hours – 09.00 hours » Challenges of Transhumants in Contemporary World Dr. Francesca Pasetti Bombardella, Ecologist and Transhumance Expert, ASviR-MoliGal Italia, Concejo de la Mesta, Spain (fpasettib@gmail.com)
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09.00 hours – 09.30 hours » Pastoral Livelihoods and Animal-Centric Cultures Prof. Dr. Raziq Kakar, International Livestock Consultant, Al-Ain Camel Farms, Abu Dhabi, UAE (raziq2007@gmail.com)
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09.30 hours – 10.20 hours Delegates’ Presentations Each delegate will receive 10 minutes to present.
10.20 hours – 10.30 hours Chair’s Summary & Remarks
Names & Topics of Delegates’ Presentations
India Ms. Kliret Terangpi
tkliret@gmail.com
The Importance of Conservation of Indigenous Plant Knowledge: A Select Study of Plant Species Culturally Used by the Karbi Community
  • presentation
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India Dr. Vishav Jyoti
beenu.azad@gmail.com
Pastoral Life of Muslim Gujjars: A Study of Himachal Pradesh, India
  • presentation
  • zoom-video
India Mr. Kaku
manhaskaku@gmail.com
Socio-economic Conditions of Gaddi Tribe in Himachal Pradesh: A Comparative Study of Chamba and Kangra Regions
  • presentation
  • zoom-video
Romania Dr. Lavinia Udrea
moise_l74@yahoo.com
Study on the Diversity of Products Obtained from Sheep in the Current Bioeconomic Context
  • presentation
  • zoom-video
Romania Dr. Mirela Cărătuș Stanciu
mirela.caratus@ulbsibiu.ro
Pastures’ Poultry: A regenerative agricultural measure
  • presentation
  • zoom-video
  • TECHNICAL SESSION 5.2 (24 September 2021)
  • [Central European Time Zone]
Chair-5.2 > Dr. Madhu Verma, Chief Economist, World Resources Institute USA, India (madhu.verma@wri.org)
Co-Chair-5.2 > Dr. Tatjana Resnik Planinc, Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia (tatjana.resnik@ff.uni-lj.si)
Timing CET Topic of Lecture Expert or Faculty Member (Facilitator)
11.00 hours – 11.30 hours » Dying Institution of Pastoralism: Can rangeland laws protect pastoral livelihoods? Dr. Hasrat Arjjumend, Senior Fellow, CISDL, & Founder President, The Grassroots Institute, Canada (harjjumend@gmail.com)
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11.30 hours – 12.00 hours » Features of Pastoral Communities: Examples from Asia, Africa, Europe Dr. Michele Nori, ERC Research Associate, PASTRES Program, Robert Schuman Centre, European University Institute, Firenze, Italy (Michele.Nori@eui.eu)
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12.00 hours – 12.30 hours » ICTs for Herd Management in Mountain Grasslands Ms. Nagima Alimbekova, GIS Specialist, LMDP2 (IFAD), Sibelius (UK Space Agency) Projects, Pasture Department and Livestock Breeding, Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Rural Development of the Kyrgyz Republic, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (nagimaalimbek@gmail.com)
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12.30 hours – 13.00 hours » Rangelands Fragmentation, Enclosure and Impacts Dr. Marius Warg Næss, Research Professor, Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research, Norway (marius.naess@niku.no)
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13.00 hours – 13.50 hours Delegates’ Presentations Each delegate will receive 10 minutes to present.
13.50 hours – 14.00 hours Chair’s Summary & Remarks
Names & Topics of Delegates’ Presentations
Brazil Dr. Cláudia Sofia Guerreiro Martins
csgmartins@gmail.com
Jaguar and Puma – Scapegoats for weak governance?
  • presentation
  • zoom-video
Chile Mr. Fernando Felipe Iglesias Leletier
fernando@musica.cl
Toward the Effective Conservation of the Pascua River Basin in Chilean Patagonia
  • presentation
  • zoom-video
India Dr. Oshin Dhillon
oshindhillon@gmail.com
Growth Promotion and Immunomodulation with Autochthonous Probiotic Bacteria in Labeo calbasu
  • presentation
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India Ms. Lumbini Kalita
lumbini_k27@yahoo.com
Soil Microbial Diversity and Soil Health in NE India
  • presentation
  • zoom-video
India Mr. Suklang Kharnaior
suklang2015@gmail.com
A Review on Aquilaria malaccensis Propagation and Production of Secondary Metabolite from Callus
  • presentation
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Romania Prof. Dr. Gabriel Gorghiu
gabriel.gorghiu@valahia.ro
An Educational Approach Related to Rewilding in Several Romanian Schools
  • presentation
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  • TECHNICAL SESSION 5.3 (24 September 2021)
  • [Central European Time Zone]
Chair-5.3 > Dr. Ruchi Ramesh, President, Sociological Society Himachal Pradesh, & Associate Professor & HoD (Sociology), R.K.M.V. College Shimla, India (rameshruchi_06@yahoo.co.in)
Co-Chair-5.3 > Dr. G.P. Rao, Senior Scientist, Rubber Research Institute of India, Kottayam, Kerala, India (raogprao@gmail.com)
Timing CET Topic of Lecture Expert or Faculty Member (Facilitator)
14.30 hours – 15.00 hours » Governance of Pastures and Grasslands: Role of Local Institutions Sergio Couto González, Coordinator, Common Lands Network, & Regional Coordinator, The ICCA Consortium, & Researcher, MEMOlab Biocultural Archaeology Laboratory, University of Granada, Granada, Spain (sergio.couto.g@gmail.com)
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15.00 hours – 15.30 hours » Issues of Declining Livestock and Eroding Animal Breeds Dr. Saverio Krätli, Freelance Researcher and Consultant & Editor, Nomadic Peoples, IUAES Commission on Nomadic Peoples, & Associate Research Fellow, German Institute for Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture and the Transdisciplinary and Social-ecological Landuse Research (DITSL), USA/Germany (saverio.kratli@gmail.com)
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15.30 hours – 16.00 hours » Biodiversity Conservation, Biocultural Protocols and Access & Benefit Sharing Dr. Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, Projects Coordinator, League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development, Germany & Codirector, Marwar Camel Culture Festival, Rajasthan, India (ilse@pastoralpeoples.org)
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16.00 hours – 16.30 hours » Conflicts and Confrontations threatening Mobile Pastoralists Dr. Ayman Balla Mustafa, Assistant Professor, Therapeutic Nutrition Department (TND), Faculty of Nursing and Health Sciences, Misurata University, LISCO, Libya (aymanssw@hotmail.com, a.yassien@nurs.misuratau.edu.ly)
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16.30 hours – 17.00 hours » Potentiality of Genetic Resources and their Conservation for Sustainable Rural Development Dr. G.P. Rao, Senior Scientist, Rubber Research Institute of India, Kottayam, Kerala, India (raogprao@gmail.com)
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17.00 hours – 17.10 hours Chair’s Summary & Remarks
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SUMMER FIELD SCHOOL [ONLINE]
Mountain Ecosystems and
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